What type of .NET projects does Snyk support?

Snyk supports testing and monitoring .NET projects that have their dependencies managed by NuGet or Paket.

Source Control Management*

Snyk's source control integrations support testing and monitoring of .NET Core and .NET Framework projects which use Nuget as their package manager.
In order to import a .NET project to Snyk, we require that one of the following files will be part of the imported repository:

•  packages.config (.NET Framework)
•  .proj file (.NET Core)
•  project.json (.NET Core)

Snyk will analyse each manifest in a context of a target framework in order to understand all the dependencies brought in by the projects. Snyk uses Nuget API (3+) to grab all transitive dependencies.

Once the project is imported, we create a dependency tree for each target framework and compares the specific versions of every direct and deep dependency in your project against our NuGet vulnerability database. In case we find a vulnerability, we will notify you so you will be able to decide which action to take.

Serverless

See the specific Snyk Serverless documentation for language support.

CLI

Snyk's CLI supports testing and monitoring .NET Core and .NET Framework projects who use NuGet or Paket as their package manager.
In order to test and monitor .NET projects we require one of the following:

• packages.config (.NET Framework)
•  .proj file or project.json or project.assets.json (.NET Core)
•  paket.dependencies and paket.lock

Once the project is imported, we create a dependency tree for each project and compares the specific versions of every direct and deep dependencyin your project against our NuGet vulnerability database. In case we find a vulnerability, we will notify you so you will be able to decide which action to take.

Testing the solution
snyk test --file=<your_solution>.sln

Testing individual project

snyk test --file=packages.config

A project build file is required for the CLI test so that Snyk can analyse target frameworks for this project.

Go to the cli documentation for more details about the specific commands supported by the CLI.